’The Unsinkable Molly Brown’ to grace GCHS stage
The life of Molly Brown will unfold across the Garden City High School stage starting Feb. 1 with their production of “The Unsinkable Molly Brown.”
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Buffalo bowling squads roll past rival Dodge City
Senior Kyleigh Whitehurst had her best day of the 2025 season.
GCHS girls’ wrestling throttles Great Bend, 64-18
GREAT BEND - With the 2024-25 winter wrestling schedule motoring to a fast and furious finish in February, the Garden City High School girls moved one match closer to its dual showdown on Feb. 6 against rival Dodge City.
Few surprises in Buffalo boys WAC wrestling win
GREAT BEND - The No. 1-ranked Garden City High School boys’ wrestling team didn’t waste any time in establishing themselves against the Great Bend Panthers in Tuesday night’s Western Athletic Conference dual at Great Bend.
GCHS hosting FAFSA workshops
Garden City High School will hold a number of Financial Aid FAFSA Workshops for students and parents on Tuesday, Jan. 28, from 9 – 10 a.m.; Thursday, Jan. 30, from 1 – 2 p.m.; and Friday, Jan. 31, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Buffaloes name Price as new head football coach
While he has never stepped foot on the field for a Garden City High School football game as a player or coach, Joe Price is only all too familiar with the Buffaloes’ gridiron program.
GCHS girls’ wrestling dominates Southside Slam
OLATHE - It’s been quite a three-week run in January for the Garden City High School girls’ wrestling team.
Heights swim meet tough for Buffalo boys
WICHITA - Aleisha Stepp has a grand plan for her Garden City High School boys’ swimming team and she knew part of that would be that a limited squad would not finish high at the always-tough Wichita Heights Invitational.
Buffs come up empty-handed at Valley Center
VALLEY CENTER - The Garden City High School boys’ basketball team had hoped to return home from the Valley Center January Jam with at least one victory.
Third-quarter scoring woes doom Buffs
MOORE, Okla. - Every now and then during the 2024-25 basketball season, the Garden City High School girls’ team seemingly go from hot-to-cold in their shooting.